After the relativistic replacement, we still observe that the entropy density of our quark model is still larger than in the lattice.
It turns out that non-relativistic quark models overpredict the excited states at energies greater than \(\sim 0.9\)  GeV.
In Fig.REF , we show the histogram for the number of states for mesonic spectra in our quark model,
and for mesonic and baryonic spectra from the list of the Particle Data Group (PDG) [1]}.
The overpredicted spectra at \(E \ge 0.9\)  GeV affect the entropy density around \(T\gtrsim 110\)  MeV.
This trend will be also seen at finite \(B\)  in the next section.
